Category: Reviews

  • Ant-Man – Review

    Ant-Man is yet another triumphant and unspeakably entertaining endeavour that sits pretty in Marvel’s ever-expanding universe. Read More >

  • Terminator Genisys – Review

    2015 has brought us a number of nostalgic blockbusters, many of which have found a strong balance between old and new. With Arnold Schwarzenegger officially back, it looked like Terminator Genisys might be another welcome return to form. While not as ugly or pointless as Terminator Salvation, this fifth entry unfortunately pales in comparison to… Read More >

  • The Terminator – Review

    31 years on, and the Terminator franchise is still going strong. Or rather, it’s still alive. Regardless of any nth sequel’s quality, there’s a reason this science fiction franchise has continued to inspire us for over three decades: if you strip away all the pop culture-gobbling one-liners, what still remains is a beautifully designed world… Read More >

  • Tomorrowland: A World Beyond – Review

    “Preaches a strong message, as yet another environmentally conscious production following on from where the likes of The Lorax and Wall-E left off.” Read More >

  • Mad Max: Fury Road – Review

    “A brutal, non-stop chase movie which has elements from the previous trilogy of Mel Gibson films but is fuel-injected with its own updated mechanical mayhem”… Read More >

  • Avengers: Age of Ultron – Review

    “this movie will leave you gasping for breath at the speed at which things keep on levelling up”… Read More >

  • CHAPPiE – Review

    “The latest sci-fi effort from South-African director Neill Blomkamp might not be the outright disaster we feared, but CHAPPiE is no return to form either.” Read More >

  • Jupiter Ascending – Review

    “Kunis’s Jupiter is not nearly nuanced or interesting enough as a protagonist, while Tatum is left to deal with a bland, uncharismatic character that doesn’t leave any room for his comic potential.” Read More >

  • The Maze Runner review

    “The opening scene sets the tone perfectly for what is in store for the audience, as it’s intense, suspenseful and ultimately, completely mysterious.” Read More >

  • Lucy Review

    “Following a string of, to be frank, rather terrible feature films that Luc Besson has either written or directed, ranging from Taken 2 to The Family, all the way to 3 Days to Kill, it’s great to see the French director back on track, presenting his latest feature Lucy, which is arguably the best he’s… Read More >